At which point flat-of-the-curve medicine is experienced

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Indicate at which point flat-of-the-curve medicine is experienced in the following example (imagine that antibiotics have been prescribed for a given population of 1,000 elderly persons). (Jacobs 31) Jacobs, P.. The Economics of Health and Medical Care, 5th Edition. Jones & Bartlett Publishers.

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